Euston

The London end of the West Coast Main Line, serving Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow, and London's first intercity station when it opened in 1837; the original building was demolished for the present one. It stands just over half a mile from King's Cross, which matters if a connection sends you between the two on foot. The mapped point is the London Underground stop position, tagged subway, and Trainline's station guide addresses specifically how far the mainline platforms are from the Underground.

Operator

London Underground

Underground Connection

Yes

Facility Type

stop_position

Category: Transport

Tags: terminus, west-coast-main-line, tube-interchange, intercity

Coordinates: 51.5282784, -0.1340079

Part of London's mainline railway termini

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